Yes. Depending upon the amount of increase in the fluid pressure you dial in.
I put in only a 25% increase and love it. Nice compromise.
MrDakota95@aol.com wrote:
> In a message dated 2/6/00 2:10:16 AM Central Standard Time,
> jdharmon@earthlink.net writes:
>
> <<
> YES! It improves the shift by firming it up. The pressure in the valve
> body is increased along with changing out the valves. You can dial in an
> increase in the pressure to what you want. Just remember, the firmer the
> shifts, the more you eat the teeth in the trans. It will also firm up the
> response on down shifting. You don't have that second delay when you down
> shift. I love it!
> Jim >>
>
> "Eat the teeth in the Trans" Do you mean that the teeth in the clutch packs
> will wear quicker?
>
> MrDakota95
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